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Category Archives: Resources
Fixing the Skimmer Faceplate leak – Sealers
I needed to get around to fixing the leak at the skimmer faceplate this weekend. It seems to have worsened once the water got warmer. So I did some research on various sealers. Folks in the UK tend to like … Continue reading
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Tagged fixing pond leaks, pond skimmer
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Inexpensive pond filter with UV
Instead of going out and purchasing one of those $1000+ bead filters to supplement my bog, I opted for a TotalPond PF1200UV Pressurized Biological Filter with UV Clarifier which is little more than a foam pad filter with a UV … Continue reading
Posted in Pond budget, Pond Building, Pond News, Resources
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Measuring Pond PH
Checking PH is a weekly if not daily chore for us pond owners. If you purchase the test strips they do not always match a color on the chart. If you use the narrow range liquid reagent kits you may … Continue reading
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Nitrification cycle in a closed pond system
I am experiencing severely high Nitrite and Nitrate level in my pond. So rather than continuing to purchase large amounts of corrective chemicals I decided to do some research. Here is what I learned. Chlorine and Chloramines In a new … Continue reading
Posted in Fish Health and Medications, Pond Building, Resources, Troubleshooting
Tagged Nitrification, pond addatives, water quality
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Rock on a Roll
In my quest to find ways to finish the raised pond sides I found a forum discussion where someone had used rock on a roll. So I found the manufacturers website rock-on-a-roll.com and did a little research. Those who have … Continue reading
Amazon carries this Defoamer cheaper if you need some. $5.98 for 8 oz. Aquascape 8 oz Feature Foam FreeTM
May 14, 2011
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Waterco Multicyclone and Dead algae
How much gunk does the waterco multicyclone prefilter remove in just a few days? I emptied it on Sunday and it collected this much by Wednesday. Looks like mostly dead algae.
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Alpharetta Nursery for Japanese garden plants
Scotts Dale Farms has a great variety of traditional Japanese garden plants including black,white,red pines, maples, camelias, azaleas, etc. They even have some pines that have been pruned into traditional shapes. There is also a wide mix of dwarf pines … Continue reading
Next generation MultiCyclone Plus
Muticlone Plus was announced in the UK last October. “It combines all of the revolutionary features of its predecessor with an inbuilt cartridge filter – and the streamlined design means the entire pool filtration system can be installed vertically, on … Continue reading
Reading this week. Rock and Water Gardening: A Practical Guide to Construction and Planting. Description: Whether you want a small water feature of a series of waterfalls, this practical and extensive guide provides a host of inspirational ideas for using … Continue reading
March 6, 2011
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